Gary Snyder was one of the American Beat Writers in the 1950s and the1960s. He is a poet and environmentalactivist.His poetry filled with “wilderness thoughts” and “eco-voices”. Snyder broadly points out preservation and sustainability of flora and fauna. His very first book Riprap (1959)demonstrated the physical surrounding and experience with nature. Snyder used simple language that has been easily understood. Glyn Maxwell said that Snyder’s hallmark of poetry is simplicity, distance and accuracy of atmosphere. His spiritual, ethical and moral principles turned into universal truth. He believed individuality in the wilderness that’s what he saw and heard, he had mentioned in his poetry. He used symbols, image and metaphor which caused more distancefrom a thing itself.
Snyder won the Pulitzer Prize forTurtle Islandin 1975. It is filled with the concept of ‘wilderness’ and ‘wild’. He himself is an environmental activist of the highest ambition withrespect and candour, like Thoreau. Poetry has come out of refinementideas and with ‘language experiment’. His unmistakable stylistic signature of thoughts and …show more content…
It looks the recollections of the wild through war against earth, and that not makes of smiling greenery beyond the landscape. Then, Nature may not run, side by side, through the wide forest stretches. The idea shows that man does not have any rights to harm anything what he wants things in nature. Every living being should be protected and sustained by human law which has been told by the law of love and fellowship. As it is mentioned before, every life of species or plants have their own ecological defend. Man is a part of nature that only produces the nature of visible artistic objects. Nature is stored and is undestroyable energy. This art of facsimile is double mode which flows of creative energy that comes from the creative ‘imagination’ and
Snyder won the Pulitzer Prize forTurtle Islandin 1975. It is filled with the concept of ‘wilderness’ and ‘wild’. He himself is an environmental activist of the highest ambition withrespect and candour, like Thoreau. Poetry has come out of refinementideas and with ‘language experiment’. His unmistakable stylistic signature of thoughts and …show more content…
It looks the recollections of the wild through war against earth, and that not makes of smiling greenery beyond the landscape. Then, Nature may not run, side by side, through the wide forest stretches. The idea shows that man does not have any rights to harm anything what he wants things in nature. Every living being should be protected and sustained by human law which has been told by the law of love and fellowship. As it is mentioned before, every life of species or plants have their own ecological defend. Man is a part of nature that only produces the nature of visible artistic objects. Nature is stored and is undestroyable energy. This art of facsimile is double mode which flows of creative energy that comes from the creative ‘imagination’ and